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Tokina Lens hood BH 779

Does anyone know where I can get a Tokina Lens Hood BH-779

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I need a new front element for a tokina 12-24mm, where can I get one from and can I do the repair myself?

Do you have a lens collimator and other equipment needed to ensure proper alignment of the element? If you don't, send the lens back to Tokina and have them replace the element.
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Try gently cleaning the contacts between the lens and the camera.
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Most good camera shops and even some online camera stores should be able to help you
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also look here and contact this site as as long as it fits the lens size you have a variety of shapes.
http://www.jsteven.net/tokina-lens-hood/

you can make your own see this page

http://www.lenshoods.net/hoods/Digital-Lenshood-Tokina-AT-X-280-Pro-AF-28-80mm-f-2.8.php

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The manufacturer's web site is at http://www.tokinalens.com
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I suggest that you contact Tokina directly to find out what range of temperatures your lens is designed to work across.

Your expression "cold weather" is an imprecise term; where I am in the UK means at worst down to a few degrees below freezing and usually a bit above, but when I'm in Moscow they don't consider it to be cold until the temperature drops to around minus twenty-five Celsius.

Depending on where you are, your lens may simply be unable to cope with what you describe as cold weather but you won't know until you have the specifications from Tokina. If it turns out that your lens is not performing as intended, then the manufacturer will be able to suggest remedies to you.

Sorry I cannot be more specific but Tokina do not appear to have published the range of operating temperatures in the public domain.
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Your depth of field will be reduced, but that may be what you are after and the results are fantastic for portraits. The focus will be tight in a smaller area - You don't have to go that far, but you'll have to slow down your exposure time in combination with the upping the ISO (you are shooting with a digital camera correct?) test that out on some images to see if that helps out.
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If such a thing exists, it would be on eBay or Froogle. However, that is so wide, I doubt a lens hood exists for it, as it would cause a lot of vignetting.
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